How can I select only integers from list and not booleans?

I have a code to get only integers from a list:

list = [i for i in list if isinstance(i, int)]

However, if the list is [True, 19, 19.5, False], it will return [True, 19, False]. I need it to return only [19], not the True and False. How do I do that?

>Solution :

As mentioned in the comment, True/False values are also the instances of int in Python, so you can add one more condition to check if the value is not an instance of bool:

>>> lst = [True, 19, 19.5, False]
>>> [x for x in lst if isinstance(x, int) and not isinstance(x, bool)]
[19]